As you can see the artwork that Hope used was more detailed than a lot of other cartoons that we see. Even though it is mostly in blues whites and blacks we can tell very well the emotions and can identify who each character is. In McClouds book that we are reading called Understanding comics, he mentions that when you are doing comic there are more developed characters and less developed characters. For example, his character is less developed in that it does not look exactly like him but you can still tell who he is. I think that this graphic novel is a bit more towards the detailed side because there are hair details and face details on the characters. Another thing that we can see in this screenshot that relates to the reading we had this week is that we can tell emotions through the artwork. In chapter five McCloud gives many examples of how an emotion can be shown through art. The place that I think that Hope Larson does this is when Meg is embarrassed by her mother and you can see the emotion on her face through the lines on her cheeks. Even though there are not the traditional red cheeks through the lines we can infer her emotion.